Pair of Whooper Swans on Lower Gorple Res. Several hundred Fieldfare in the heather & in flight (no Redwings); SEO; Merlin; small flock of Long Tailed Tits; Goldcrest; lots of Mipits & Red Grouse; plenty of Wrens - hardy little chaps.
The Hen Harriers which were roosting in the area seem to have moved on - or been moved on? Any sightings, please let me know: timeatonwalker@msn.com .
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- Rook Survey 2009
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4 comments:
Didn't realise we'd had Hen Harriers about!
Its not blogg news is it.???
We usually get migrant and/or wintering HH up there - though there's no reason why they shouldn't breed? The more people that know, the better their chances of survival. Get up there & watch!
I wish that was true..but it aint
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